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Rare Prospect Corner Lot

Available on request

Type
Land
Land
10,000 ft²
Zoning
low-density residential
Topography
flat
Permitted uses
Single family

What this listing includes

  • Garden
  • Ocean view
  • City view
The brief

The reason to consider it.

A rare opportunity to secure one of the last remaining corner parcels in the highly desirable Prospect area of Grand Cayman, where available land continues to diminish and well-positioned vacant lots in established residential neighbourhoods are increasingly recognised for their long-term value by buyers and investors alike.

This 100 ft x 98.5 ft corner lot offers a level of space and flexibility that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Zoned low-density residential, it offers an excellent opportunity to design and build a bespoke home tailored to your lifestyle, maximising its generous proportions and surroundings.

What makes this parcel truly special:

  • Corner position: Enhanced street presence, natural light from multiple aspects, and greater design flexibility for driveway placement and landscaping.
  • Key Growth Corridor: One mile from the new Red Bay Plaza and several new CPA-approved developments that include townhomes, retail units, and The Yard—a vibrant open-air dining concept.
  • Boating and lifestyle: Just a short drive to Harbour House Marina, offering direct boat access to the North Sound.
  • Everyday convenience: Easy access to Grand Harbour Shopping Centre and the popular Harbour Walk, putting shopping, dining, and amenities right at your doorstep.
  • Established neighbourhood: Set within a quiet, low-density residential neighbourhood surrounded by quality homes, it offers the ideal setting for a bespoke island residence.

With undeveloped land in Grand Cayman continuing to rise in value, this parcel presents a chance to build on your own terms in one of the island’s fastest-growing and connected communities or to land bank for anticipated future price appreciation.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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